Eurasia Press & News
As attacks believed to be by Iran-linked armed groups continue amid questions over how long …
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Islamic State leader in Sinai surrenders to Egyptian authorities
The surrender of Abu Hamza al-Qadi to an Egyptian tribal union linked to the government …
Read More »Massive displacement wave amid fears of renewed battles in Idlib
The Syrian opposition is getting ready for a possible attack by Syrian government forces in …
Read More »Iran joins China, Russia in Shanghai Cooperation Organization
Iran has been upgraded to permanent member status in the Eurasian alliance, of which Turkey …
Read More »Russia tries to leverage ties with Taliban in Mideast policies
Russia’s invitation to the Taliban’s since-canceled inauguration ceremony indicates a special relationship has developed between …
Read More »For U.S. Allies and Partners, Afghanistan Is an Unsettling Precedent
A full accounting of the costs of the United States’ failed intervention in Afghanistan will …
Read More »What the ‘Restrainers’ Get Wrong About U.S. Alliances
Proponents of a U.S. grand strategy of “restraint” are perhaps most well-known for advocating the …
Read More »Biden Is Doubling Down on a Failed U.S. Approach in West Africa
U.S. President Joe Biden campaigned for the 2020 Democratic nomination promising not only to restore …
Read More »Get the U.S. Military Out of the Counterterrorism and Nation-Building Business
Have know-nothing civilian bureaucrats, lily-livered humanitarian do-gooders and misguided academics tied the military’s hands with …
Read More »The U.S. Doesn’t Have to Choose Between Counterterrorism and Great Power Competition
In an address to the nation in early July, President Joe Biden suggested that one …
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